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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (July 6, 1916)
Federal Inquiry or Stop, I .ook ¿inc] Listen! We are in the market for prac tically anythifyou have to ».ell, having an llaz*«|w<>< >1 . ream sta tion working in conjunction with uh in the same building. Bring us your eggs, j >ultrv, hides, veal, dressed pork, caa- cara bark, < * H I . ,\ M . • •. Our Hazelwood repn • ntativc, Mr OR Turner, who cane here from Nortn Yamhill, leaving many Hatistied patrots, who re gretted his leaving them, has charge of the hai lling and test ing of cream a- d will treat you right. Faced by demand* from the conductor«, engineer«, firemen and brakemen that would impose on thr country .in idditi al burden in transportation cost* o* $!(X),(X>0,000 a year, the t ilroads propose that this wage problem be settled by reference to tn impartia With these employes, whose efficient service is a< knowledged, the railroads have no differences that could not be considered fairly and decided justly by such a public body. Railroads Ur~e Public Inquiry and Arbitration I he formal prop il of the railroads to the employes for thd settlement of the controversy is as follow»: (h.i < ifi’e’e* eg h|sr » *i cant t harm».« . <f mu d Terence* of op tn >n and fha» ?r ’ *“* tht matter« tn e««n’t inn • ,» r . ■ 4 . -tber an 1 !.♦ n*rir«»f4 a/rn» tea I herrfore we f*»®P ” *» *>uf pr.q »*.» a 4 t r , • » ?. ■ ‘ . *« ** • be *«■«< 4 ■ - f by <»tte or I ■ e of k.ff ol the to • >w p ie" la 1 I'trlr j » ‘ » • «• • • e I • e ( • ■*?•<< »* the -n!» tr * * * ' »•*.»». <4 it» *r< ■ . a*' ‘ ' at )>r .> « j . • *•’<»* ■ 4 »he re»e- ;e .4 tbt 'I'.was* ■« * p<»M- »<!<■:>»■. c a- ‘-r K - * a r . ■ ' • ! * •1.r ,n•« ♦ st* a4e* • e 1 >> 4 Io |*f' » ’.f a<* 4il|on> ifvr: it •serenaafs to rr.ee» ».'•* a **-' «t »t *"«»■*». i » >*e « » pr- , »a » are fouled b* li e C omn !»•:«•« to be | >*1 *ud tus. : * t of pi i< e r»r; t tl-r I t » state I • e k * >t »» ■ •. under etttftr.g la««« a<t tn the premise*. It at *r r.s ’r , .<«• « , *• . '¿st » > -• ti.j* he c.e>r*«*i* to ft* r »he < inn .•»* u Iv (unwdet and pfocijf!» dispose 4 the . c»' • i » .r. or J By arbuisiioo in »< < ■ *»<♦ i‘ . * . n* of Ibr Fr.1»r»l law* (the Sew’srid* Art) We are in the marl.vt for <¡0 stock h<>g». weighing from 100 to I2f* lb- If ><>ii have any for »»I.-, call u» up. V Leaders Refuse Offer and Take Strike Vote j Leader» of th turn *rrv;< c brotherhood», at the joint conference held in New York June 1 15, refused the tier of the railroad» to (ubmit the issue to arbitration or Federal review, and the employes are now voting on the question whether authority shall be given these leader» to declare a nation wide »trike. I he Interstate ( inmerve Commission it proposed by the railroads as the public b !y to whuh this issue ou.;'it t > hr referred for these reasons: Successors to Scio Cash l*r<xltice Co. N<» o’her « w ’h » ■ > • str » . » t*i a l c • 1 * • ■ , .r«t , .»» I»o in f ’ *• p -t - • ’ • > e I hr rate* the fa ?.»* I* « I •’£* Die pul» i< for ■ f»*l <»n air * « a . r * » r t » »I • ». »en» •rent board Out of e«r»s '! at tnri«e’ Ls The fa- to* • ft*»»»» the pubi»* near;» u >e a f ¿ i « t * i«» I e em (hhf kantiani ileus pub ; ished every T hursday by L. W.CHARLES entered at the poetoffici* at Scio, Oro., as secund-ciana mail matter. »i n'll Hirrtus ha i s- *>nc year in advance ............ St 25 One year, at rm! of yrar .......... I GO Six month» in advance 75 Three month» m advance ............ 50 Advertising rate» made application. Recalling B<*n Franklin*» famous remiirk, the republi cans am* progressives should ri-tlect that if they do hot may j hang together, they hang separate y. I he !nttr*<»fe ( omtnerce (.’ixnmi«*ion «»tth it* coo* tr ve rate* i* in a pKition to «nakr a comp rtf inveitigatioA and rentier auch derision «a would prt>- tr • • r ■!ir*f»!» if thr u fold empiujes, the owner» of the railtuada. and the public A Question For the Public to Decide The r.iilr< iiis feci that (hey have no right to grant a wage preferment of $100,00(1,(KM) a vear to these employes, now highly paid and constituting only one-fifth of all the employes, without a clear mandate from a public tribunal that shall determine the met t< of the case after a review of .ill the facts. /'r nwj/r (I'M- Al •) ' ” * ."..-I . 'r .; rr n U to !'t ICtticd by an impartial (>ox t> nmrnt m^.nry or b\ ¡n.iuitr ¡i u arfart National Conference Committee of the Railways known <>n What has become <»i the ohi fashioned put riot vv 11 <I Used to svv ear to let Ilin vvllis an Kers glow until Brv an Th»« indorsement of Mr. elected president Y Hughes bv tin* Bull-mooters report*, Mr has now made Republican -t as much »iiccess practically certain ,i>UH a* he It is very likely that Mr f \ r* *•«*/** *t $ the monf* to pty incrra*f<1 wage« cat* ■ r fm-n n<> other »ourre than the rate* paid b| the public II1SHA I EE. Ckx.mnn r M Al HMH.M i free i Ifaaagee Aflaei* ’ • eai I <ee M« ««a4 I > HAI I»* IN (.aawal «4 < I <• I c a Mu,«e, hAMlM). <»ee , Vaeaf«« Ne« N»w II«. » m A Ra<lr««4 H <<»APMAN » «.e r»e»»a»«i a S I. h l K. 4»«f ra Ml- » A ’• I • •««. Me* ><*«4 W *'■! Ns .»• j Waaefe»* A I » . I t h • •• a * ; W«eaf«r •i U A M A s J t M W «.«< »( A I «ili I <>( A etb«*« t F r p CM'»» I M 4Ml »Me Naw I < #*•«<• K« *a* ««»til! VA aha«b Ha ' «e» ► o I Ml .... s .... w,.,«. «»•••i S«wti»»>» M». •«« II » W|\t, <.<• - A I* r » i < >v • w • * W «,n|l I ' ft> (.he«»: *|k* A < *'i -» Mai*«» a* <. Waeawv RICH, PURE,7 WHOLESOME “SPEAR HEAD N I) MAHFH . | . , JA M I s kl 'Si t I ',«• . 4/^aafa» Deaver A K o Greed* A M si || i > \ i H A*>*a#wf f «<* A*raa., !*• na«*iv»a*a I m«a W««* w I SI l)|)O\ I ««* Frea S aboard \>r I >«• . « ««av A n J X|<»N| . »•<* A»„,d*ai I »•< Ma>!<<’»J S «AID » a • / rr. G»Ml < attire I «u<a 9 f.*a7 Wgr AlIENllON F armers ’ Hughes w*ll poll about *.H) per ci nt of the progressive M'*xico »Imuld l»c a little Votes which Mr Rot «.evelt re careful of the direction in ceived in l'.H2. I bis would V hen in town do not fi«il to mll at our »tore, mean the addition of about which it points its ulti- whrrr you * 111 alwayt find «a g«Mjd line of staple o n»errh«ndi»e to M-Irct fn»m Our prio n are th.- 3,7(H),(KM) votes for the re matums. l«>u< and our g<H*b thr tx*at The Famous Chew with the publican ticket which icii- Ur tahr r|fg» and butter in rV'hantft* and |>»y 11ear the peace dove tvv it- tiers the HtlCCCSH of the te Delicious, Fruity Flavor tht hix'hoal privt* für »ame. 4* publican ticket il I in <»»t bv ter! The Ihil’ont cotton gun That Lasts M »kc our »Iure y<»ur Headquarter». works have discharged 3,5(Mt yond doubt. President Wilson’s I ah t men a MADE BT MODERN PROCESSES » of writing notes to foreign You want to get al! the enjoyment False friends are like our •nd benefit poi»tble out of tobacco. countries instead of main SCIO, OREGON ” I hen chew f!ug tobacco. taining a vigorous foreign -hivlows—with us only in You want your chew to have the ’OOCl-OCiOOi-OCuoiOi! wholeaome, appctinng richr.e»» of r:, a policy, ns was thecioe when the sut.»lune. fruit. Then cnew Spear Head. You want a plug mth a deliciouily we had such great secretaries For Sale-Forty-three grade tweet and mellow flavor that laitt at long ai the chew laita. Then chew of state ns Root, Knox and Angora goats. G L Muzzv, Spear Head nmac-roMa Hay, has to disgusted the Thomas. One chew of Spear Head will eon- 51t3p I'RMIDtST, W. t. Gill. J. J.Barne», W. F. Gill, vinca any mar. that there « no other to country that every thought M wmttabv , H. »helton J A. Bilyeu, J. R. Barn««, bacco on earth with »uch a rich and ’ •' •'■ t r Th it a became all the Mrs. Jennie Warner. ful American citizen is look Santiam News and Metropoli natural juice» of the ch»i.e*t Burley ing forward to the time tan Magazine, both one year for Iraf are retained in Spear Head. The making of Spear Head i* con when our foreign affair* will $1.75. ducted «trictly according to pure-fo I method* in a gtcat modern factory that again command th«* respect ia apic and-apan throughout Mt •« X I*-MF*»« >M TO 1 he mo>t expen»ive, modem pro and fear of the civilized cesses keep Spear Head fresh, sweet world as they did in the good and pure at every stage SCIO ROLLER MILLS The luscious plug of Spear Head, old days when tin* Republi ISOUll'OH A I 111 »>>.< KMIVS.M »■* |IH>4 from which you bite the tastiest. Mr N C Lowe is the only li whole«<*me*t of chews, represents can party ruled the country. < hir Hour i» m good •» any mad** in censed undertaker and em the highest form of plug tobacco thr Willamette Valley production balmer of Scio. All work Try Spear Head the very best chew A 17;/. ’ }’ S.K'K (ir.lR.iXTf’ED guaranteed satisfactory. We that money can buy In 10c cuts, A* is well known, Mexico wrapped in wax ¡ a; er have a large stock of cas W• «In • €»•*»•«•! Custom MllHna bualn««» Flour and has no munition factories of kets on hand and a nice f ••*! «»«* Sal« 4F Wh««i Bnufthi and F.«ehang»d for anv consequence, nor bus lahing Illg uhame* Flour Wo «r« If* »H« Fk«l<i for Bu*ln«** «nd Will hearse. All calls promptly Trrat You Right altendisl day or night. she the skilled workmen with It is a great riak to travel with >ut a A lady ’ s services will be I bottle of Chamberlain ’ a Colic, Cholera which to either construct or i ami Iharrhoea Remedy, a« thi» pre|>a- furnished if required. operate them, and as all her ■ ration cannot be obtained on the train» I am fully equipped to do re- It will be appreciated if those or »tram»hipa Attack» of lowrl com arms have been obtained piir work of all kinds on build- who have promised wood on sub- plaint are often auddrn amt very Re froth this country, which 1 C I) scription to the News, will de- vere and everyone *hou|,| go prep a-cd i gs. replacing sills, etc. have now been cut off, ami SCIO, OREGON forthem. Obtainable every wheie Compton, Scio, Oregon. liver same soon. 0 9 9 9 9 9 ®. Co. o jScio Milling Cninpain' Hew Undertaking Parlors N. I. Morrison and N. C. Lowe 1
